| Bill McHenry | • | Tenor Saxophone |
| Andrew D'Angelo | • | Alto Saxophone |
| Duane Eubanks | • | Trumpet |
| Joe Martin | • | Bass |
| RJ Miller | • | Drums |
Bill McHenry is a saxophonist, composer and bandleader. He is renowned for his free-wheeling melodicism, demostrated most recently on his newest CD "ROSES".
New York Times critic Ben Ratliff writes: "Any musician who works so effectively against a common language, and uses cliché so little in the process, is worth listening to. There are tons of young jazz saxophonists out there pursuing ideas of harmony and structure and rhythm, but he has something rare going for him. He has a sound. Mr. McHenry is a fresh new voice: He can play with un-orthodox structure and get as free as you want, but he maintains a ripe, lovely tone straight out of the 1950's. Lyrical is probably the most overused word in jazz criticism, but if anyone deserves the word, Mr. McHenry is the one."
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Rhodomagnetics from the album Rediscovery, available from Sunnyside Records
featuring John McNeil on trumpet, Bill McHenry on tenor saxophone,
Joe Martin on acoustic bass, and Jochen Rueckert on drums